De dodelijke val van Willem III tijdens een jachtpartij, 1702 1702

This etching by Pieter van den Berge, created in 1702, depicts the death of King William III of England during a hunting trip. The image captures the moment of his fatal fall, showing the King being attended to by his companions in a woodland setting. The etching, housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a historical record of the tragic event and offers a glimpse into the life and reign of William III. This is an example of 18th-century art that blends historical representation with dramatic detail, making it an intriguing study for art enthusiasts and historians alike.